I would love for Randy to show up here for dinner. I would fix him some of my old fashioned home cooking. I am sure he would enjoy the change from all that "Yankee" stuff he has been used to. Heck, I will even throw in grits, ham and home made bread with home made jelly's and jam to go with his eggs for breakfast the next day! I found this : KILGORE, RALPH State: GA Year: 1818 County: Lincoln County Record Type: Tax List Township: No Township Listed Page: 084 Database: GA 1792-1819 Tax Lists Index Does this Ralph belong to anyone? Or could it be mine ? Mine would have been about 28 and was in GA at that time, but do not know where. He then moves to S.C. between 1824 and 1825 where my James was born. He then moves the family to Walker County Al in the early 1830's. I can not find any one who will claim this Ralph. I have all information up until him documented but can no information on his parents. Any ideas from anyone? Here is my roll call: Ralph (Elzie) Kilgore b. 1790 GA Married : Nancy Larrimore b. 1793 GA Children:Mitchell Kilgore Died in the Civil War Charles C. Kilgore Thomas Kilgore Wiley Kilgore dob. September 19, 1824 GA Married: Nancy Caroline Sides Children:Mary Kilgore dob. 1848 J. Thomas Kilgore dob.August 31, 1850 Nancy Kilgore dob 1852 J Robert Kilgore dob 1853 Martha Kilgore dob 1857 Dorenda Kilgore dob 1858 James L. Kilgore dob. December 07, 1825 S.C. d. March 19,1883 Walker County AL. Married:Mary Elizabeth Hutto dob.October 25, 1826 d.February 22, 1904 Walker County AL. Children:Isaac Kilgore dob August 03, 1844 AL married :Molloby (Melba) Cain dob October 25, 1826 Children:Wiley Lee Kilgore dob. February 27, 1872 Married Eunice Francis Rose Dob. November 22, 1876 Children: J. Sylvanus Kilgore Lillie Malvie Kilgore Alice Kilgore John Robert Kilgore Joyce Paline Kilgore Callie Kilgore Ethel Byrd Kilgore Oliver Newton Kilgore Unnamed Baby Boy Kilgore Wiley Kilgore dob abt 1845 AL John Kilgore dob abt 1846 AL Jane Kilgore dob abt 1849 AL Martha Kilgore AL Ethel Byrd was my Grandmother. Happy hunting! Carol from the frozen state of Texas (it made it all the way from 20 to 45 today! YEA!!!)